English roosters say Cock-a-doodle-doo !and French roosters say Cocorico!In Germany they say Kikerikie!and in Finnish kukkokiekuu!In Dutch: KukelekuIn Danish they say kykkelikyIn Taiwan they crow in the North "喔喔喔 (Wo-wo-wo!)" and in the South "咕咕咕 (Gu-gu-gu!)"

English roosters say Cock-a-doodle-doo !and French roosters say Cocorico!In Germany they say Kikerikie!and in Finnish kukkokiekuu!In Dutch: KukelekuIn Danish they say kykkelikyIn Taiwan they crow in the North "喔喔喔 (Wo-wo-wo!)" and in the South "咕咕咕 (Gu-gu-gu!)"

While here, the don juan crow "Ku ku ru yuuuk"To encourage his beloved mistress to peck worms enjoying their wake-up wiggleProvided with a pair of her ugly clawsFor the sake of two of her darling baby chickstweeting to utter the messages of their tummies

Nun jauh di sana ...Mengawali pagi yang sibuk ...

iN RUSSIA ROOSTER SCREAMS "KU-KA-RRE-KU`"!!!!!In Spanish "QUIQUIRIQUÍ"english roosters say Cockle-doodle-dooo! and the Francophone roosters say Co-co-ree-co!In Germany they say Kikerikie!and in Finnish kukkokiekuu!In Dutch:KukelekuIn China they crow in the North "Wowowo!" and in the South "Gugugu!"Turkish ü-ürü-üüüü

Hi all,Recently, I need the sound of crowing of a rooster that most exotic for my poem.Would you like to provide me with a crowing sound of a rooster in the morning of your country,for example in my country (indonesia)kukuru yuuuk (in indonesian)pronounciation in english ---> cu cu ru yuk, u sound like u in procedureThank you so much

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1chord0 United StatesEnglish to Spanishthe sound of a rooster Jan 22

hello In most Spanish speaking countries the sounding of a rooster is described as:kikiri!whether you can use it in your poem or not I do not know, this is used in prose and also in children's stories.good luckgeorgina

chord0 wrote:hello In most Spanish speaking countries the sounding of a rooster is described as:kikiri!

Actually, the rendering would be: QUIQUIRIQUÍ (with the accent on the last syllable).According to the Diccionario de la Real Academia Española:quiquiriquí.1. onomat. U. para imitar el canto del gallo. U. t. c. s. m.2. m. coloq. Persona que quiere sobresalir y gallear.(1. Onomatopeia: to imitate the crowing of a rooster)You can also check the Wikipedia article for "Onomatopeia", which uses precisely the example of a rooster, see:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OnomatopeiaIn Spanish, "quiquiriqui" for a rooster crowThe article also lists other languages. A good resource, I think...Good luck!